The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-01
sA.nss dull but steady a. 81 S5sI for 90 day

change dull but steady at 81 So for 90 da,
bills and 81 81 for demand.
| Bonds-Goyernment and State bonds wer,
| duh and steady today.
Stocks-The stock market today was mod
ss.a sSsSs 1oS 'hs , %G:s ss a but r.
result Of the days trading is net Of particu
lar importance TO either side. There wa,
comfortable buying In spots, but feeling
OF uncertainty was prevalent, and the small
gains established were in moot cases neutral.
lied. The principal element of strength was
the con fdence that differences between the
granger roads would be settle. and this
feeling was stimulated by moderate pur-
ehases, from Chicago. The coal socks
late. accompanied BY considerable strength.
Reading was the feature, and on very
large transactions, was firm to strong
throughout most Of the day upon the excel
lent exhibit Of earnings, New England was
active, and, early in the day, was strong
upon the circulation of favorable reports in
regard to the business Of the road. Some Of
tue 4ecialties showed marked weakness.
aud none Of them made any material adj
vance, although the number of low priced
stocks dealt in was so netting unusual. Fort
Worth and Denver continued its decline,
being the only conspicuously weak stock in
the active list. London was q moderate
buyer early in the day. Another attempt
VS. Abuo " lbuMuuCo Values Dy mhQlpu-
lating the yates fof money, which were bid
up TO per cent. toward the close. The
opening was firm, with advances over Satur.
days final figures extending to "a per cent.
There was considerable irregularlIy, bat the
general list was inclined to heavinoss, while
Fort Worth and Denver, st. Paul and Duluth
And one or two others were decidedly weak.
New Ell gland afterWard bec anne conspicu-
Gus, and decidedly firm tone marked the
Transactions. The afternoon wss very
N uaunW AVak L.
prices until the last hour, when little ore
lie was impaired to the dealings and the
market closed firm though quiet. A small
majority OF the active list are higher, but
t ne only active changes were advances of
while 1T. Worth and Denver is down IL,
Noriold and Western preferred rs, and 81.
Paul per cent. Railroad bonds were very
qulet. Sales today were Sl,l0S,O00. The
noon and upward lat.r. Illinois Ceatrsl
312s advanced 3, o9S. Houston and Texas
CenirAl seconds declined 4, to u.
The total sales OF stocks today were 1885,
4l6 shares, including Delaware, Lackawsnna
and Western, q Az; Fort Worth and Denver,
300; Lake shore, le,lOl; Missouri Pacific,
ASP, Northwestern, $685.; New jersey Cen
trail, $3.50; Pacific Mail, $40; Reading, o.
$40; Western Union, 6l00. Closing quota
tons:
BONDS.
u. b. "a, -. 4s, coup. 1897
as, coup, 11C]4 Pacific IS of ISIS, 1857.
Ls. stamps, As, 8. Missouri Is, 10Y.
Cent; Pac; lists, ll64. Den d r. G.lsts, l20.
y. az: 9. " lists. 81. Erie Ids, 1915
" IL. al. Gen is, 1927 North. Pac. LIST, l18Z.
North. Pao. 2ds, lO41s. N. Western con. 1897.
y West. deb. SIS ,lU9h. St.L. S. +. Gen.M ia
81. Paul con, 1907. st. Pc. &P. lists, l221z.
Up. landgrants,6 so. I.P.h.G ex con. 1877.
Y. T. lists, ll6%. West Shore, l035a.
henn. os set mt LISA Tenn.5s, set mt, l(2R.
Tenn. s., sotm rs.
srooKE.
Adams Express, AS. Morris&B. off ,1c9.
Allegheny Cent'l,-. Nashville L c., S51S.
Alton q 7: H., Az. n. j. Central, 50
4. X HID, pfd. 80. Nor. Il w. pfd, 5216,
American Ex., lis. Northern Psc S2s4.
:. U. Il. a N, 30; Northern Pac. pfd ,62sS |
Isnada Psc., 62H. 9. x n. W., 1855.
central Pacific, 4CN. NY. Central, ISL.
lhesapeake d OIL. Yeast. L. ,l9Z.
]. 4 9. LIST pfd, Is. N.Y.C.&s;L, pfd, 564. |
J, Il o. I'd pfd, So. Ohio Central, :
lhicago IA. 1853. Ohio 4 Miss. 90t4.
J. 4 A: pfd, 1852. 0.& Miss. pfd, 80
!" 3; = Q Jas; Ontario 4 West, 19h.
j., st. l.. d. N. Or Oregon Nav, 14.
!, St: LIZ P. ,lS1I Oregon Trans, ~.
J. st. &P.p;d, 40. Oregon Imp, 52h.
!. >. a O.. So. Pacific Mail, IS.
!. i d, VALLEY. 50. Peoria 3. 4 T.. ss1s. \
)el. 4 Hud:, lN Pittsburg, 1853.
,s ERIC q. s5%. Rsadin aa ~ i00'
.rie, 34H. Rock Island, 1877.
.rie pfd, ~ st.T. &s.F., iSH.
lew Esst Team: ,MA. st. L; I S:F. pfd, $50.
!sTt &sSns. P 49, H. s.. u
Ia&RP ssto 81 Sfa !o- s. Ma f.. f. M
Iarlem, 22S. 6t.Paul Il Omaha, So.
louston a T., 80; Paul q 9. pfd, III.
Illinois Central. 1874 Tenn. Coal& Iron, 391
nd, B. 4 w., Ah. Texas Pacific, 3414.
Aansas 4 T. 49, Toledo 4 o.Cen. j, IS.
AXE X. W ,22T. Union Pacific, 6l%.
AXE Shore, 97S,, Y. s. Express, IS,
'ou. 4 Nash, So. W.,S.L. &P., 2OT.
.ou; q n. A., 6S. M.,S.L. p, pid,S 1864.
!. g. LIST pfd, -. w. 4 z. Ex.. 1888.
1. IL O. seconds W. u. Tel, tn.
lem. 4 Char, SO. Colorado Coal, 504.
Itch, Cen. 49,; Home Stake, 151s.
lin. d st. L., 1917. Iron Silver. 20.
lin. st. l.. pfd AZ. Ontario, 24h.
Iissouri Pacific, l10H. Quicksilver, 81.
lobile i Ohio, Is. Quicksilver pfd, 80.
l.. s: W., 92H. South. Pacific. =.
I,L.S.& W .pfd. ll7ss. Sutro, SO.
LONDON. May 3l.-United States bonds,
!, 132ss;- AZ, ll21s; Atlantic and Great
'estern itsts, 4SA.
PARIS, May 31.-Three per cent. rentes,
t, 621ac for the account.
BANK CLEARINGS.
Dhb LhOhEt hD.f Way Ol.-Ddnk GEAR |
gs today were Sl,4S7, 1874; balances, S222, 589.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Bank olearings to.
~ were S77,25l ,45l; balances, Si,2iO7S2.
Pr PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 3l.-Bank
earrings todsy, were $l0,326, S24; balances,
,665 OBS.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, May 31.-Clearings
the banks today, 1895 ,6S2; clearings this
Jar, $500, 56S, 449; last year, $500 S5O,O6S.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 9l.-Business at
o bank today. was fairly active from the &C.
Imulated business or yesterday; clearings
gregated Sll ,756,0O0.
BOSTON, MASS. May 31.-Bank clear
gs today were Sl3,444, 94S; for the month,
g,785, lis; same month in 1886, 1916, 494, S9I;
lances today, Sl,675,5 93; for the month, G
), 45i,S26; same month in 1886, $Ss. 4S2, 1852.
ST. LOUIS, MO-. May 81 Bank clearings
day were, 50 374 900 balances, 5000, 406.
ls bank clearing for the month of May, =
81 were SIS. 76S SIS; 1885, $40, S0l, 052; the
lances for May 1857 were SIC, 1855 ,O97; 1886,
J. 9CS,599, which shows an incre Use in bank :
aNrin Of az OF SO2 and nc cS5l 40 l., Ill |